Trump: The U.S. Will Take Control of Gaza, Palestinians Must Leave
The U.S. president outlined his stance at a joint press conference with Netanyahu
President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will take control of Gaza and be responsible for its reconstruction.
Trump’s Plan for Gaza
According to Trump, the U.S. will govern Gaza, ensuring demining, rebuilding infrastructure, and economic development.
Key points of his statement:
- The U.S. will clear unexploded ordnance and remove dangerous weapons.
- Destroyed buildings will be demolished to make way for new infrastructure.
- Jobs and housing will be created for those who remain in Gaza.
Fate of the Palestinians: "They Must Leave"
Trump stressed that Palestinians in Gaza "have no choice but to leave", suggesting that Jordan and Egypt should accept them.
He expressed confidence that King Abdullah of Jordan and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi would provide land for Palestinian refugees.
Saudi Arabia’s Position
Trump denied that Saudi Arabia and its allies demand the creation of a Palestinian state.
However, the Saudi Foreign Ministry rejected his statement, affirming that the kingdom remains steadfast in its support for an independent Palestinian state.
U.S. Political Actions
Trump signed an order to:
- Withdraw the U.S. from the UN Human Rights Council.
- End funding for UNRWA (the UN agency for Palestinian refugees).
- Consider deploying American troops to Gaza.
What’s Next?
Trump’s remarks have sparked strong reactions in the Arab world and could further escalate tensions in the region.
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